I have a newsletter designed for website which I send to all subscribers of my website. But at recievers end the message is getting clipped and isn't showing full message. User have to click on link to see full message. I want this email message to be shown in same page and dont want this message to get clipped. Email consists of images and description about the images.
What can I do to achieve this ?
Thanks in advance.
I went through certain solutions and problem I found was with the size of HTML newsletter.
If your email exceeds 102K, Gmail will display the first 102K and then it will clip off the remainder with a few different variations depending on the device.
So to avoid this problem try to keep your design of HTML letter within the limit by removing unnecessary code.
Hope it will help others too.
Thanks
You need to change the format from
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to
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In my demo project, I used the email functionality for new register user into the system. For receive mail, used one kind of HTML page with all mail sent details of the respective user. For image added the path of the website like "http://abc.input.com/assets/image/welcome.png". Stored the same template body details in the database too. The path is recorded the same as the set path. But when I got the mail banner image not displaying and on inspect mail body image path showing one extra dot-like "http://abc..input.com/assets/image/welcome.png". That extra dot will create a problem to display image. Is it regarding any email agent-specific issue? Please share any suggestion. I have tried to provide a set of all related HTML tag but not working.
<img src="http://abc.input.com/assets/image/welcome.png" style="height: 175px; width: 560px;" alt="welcome">
I' do some minor changes in <img> source tag with renaming the image name with a small case and added the <anchor> tag with href attribute. Now the image is showing properly when I got the email from the client.
I'm doing a WordPress page and I need that the people that visit the page can send to me (the owner) images.
I don't want them to be able to upload them to the page, I just want to be able to receive the images via mail.
Is there any wordpress plugin that can do this?
use contact form 7, create a form like this
[text* your-name placeholder "Name"]
[tel* your-phone placeholder "Phone Number"]
[email* your-email placeholder "Email Address"]
Attach Image (upto 2mb)// normal hosting space is having this much upload limit only
[file* your-file filetypes:jpeg|png limit:2mb]
[textarea* your-message 40x3 placeholder "Message if any"]
[submit "Send Now"]
Go to Second Tab called as 'mail'-> Go Down and add this in file attachments - [your-file]
Save contact form and use the shortcode to display on your page as a form.
You will receive image in your email as an attachment.
You can use google forms:
https://www.google.com/forms/about/
Here is the example:
https://www.iamm-kw.net/
scroll down to the button "Send Video"
when you click or tap the button, you will go to google forms website where you can log in with your google account and submit almost any heavy file.
You will be notified via email that somebody sent you a file.
The file may be logged in google sheets (kind of excel doc) with all the form values.
For example:
Name Joe Last Name Dow File Description this is my first attempt to take a good photo in the woods. Comments: please, accept this file
This Google sheets file will keep a log of all their uploads and whatever fields you specify in the upload form.
Cons: to upload a file they will need a Google account
Every time somebody visits the forms site, even without uploading anything, Google will send you a letter, that you have 15 GB left and if you don't want your users to have problems with upload, please upgrade your storage.
Pros: Fast and convenient. No plugins, no codes. big files, you can keep logs.
I have some trouble to correctly embed images in html/php email.
My .php file just sends out a few text emails. But I want a picture in there.
<img src="http://website/image.jpg"> works so far but outlook blocks the image and I have to click download images every time.
So I found out that this is the behaviour of linked images. What I need is an embeded image.
<img src="image.jpg"> seems easy but does not work. The image is in the root directory of the index.php but the Mail does not contain the image. Just an error appears: "image cant be displayed".
I swear I googled for 2 hours now. How do the companies do that with their signature.
I appreciate your help.
I've done the company signature couple days ago and found a lot of problems.
For instance, you can set background-image and gmail and most of the email managers will display it, but outlook will not.
For images isn't the same.
Outlook will display your image, usually when it's https://...
In my case I was using firebase hosting to locate the images and 0 problems with that.
<img data-imagetype="External" src="https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/..." class="x_gmail-CToWUd">
I use this signature in gmail, and outlook is displaying that <img> tag without any problems, and no need to make any attachment.
The data-imagetype is added from outlook when receiving the email and the class x_gmail... too.
Hope this will help you, if not I'll try to find a better solution for you.
Most email clients block images as a default. It’s up to the user or administrator to overcome this behavior. You can’t override it in email.
I have a sign-up form. When someone signs up, they immediately receive an email (in HTML format) with the following information:
1) Their sign-up information (Name, P#, Email, etc.)
What I need is the following:
1) After sign-up, in the email the user receives, there needs to be a png-image that is generated by an external script. At the moment, I am using PEAR to generate/send the email (AOK) and Mail_Mime::addHTMLImage() to add the image, but alas, with no luck. All I get when I send the email is a broken image with my alt text appearing. It's important to keep in mind that I am generating the image (to be used in the HTML email) from an external script.
The code I'm using to try and grab the image (from the external script) is as follows:
$mime->addHTMLImage(get_template_directory_uri()."/qr_code_generator.php?code=", "image/png");
Also, not sure if it helps, but I'm using http://phpqrcode.sourceforge.net/ for the QR code generation
Any and all help is greatly appreciated!
I answered most of this in your previous question here.
The likely issue again is that you can't embedded base64 encoded images directly into the body of the email, you have to treat them like attachments. The way you do that is with a content section and an appropriate content id.
Check out the documentation for the addHTMLImage method.
https://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.mail.mail-mime.addhtmlimage.php
It's not the best documentation but check it out and my other answer. That should give you enough to solve the issue.
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I have a PHP web application which create wishes card and send them with the PHP mail() function.
The wishes card is build with HTML and part of the card are illustrations, those illustrations use jpg images inside an IMG tag. The images are hosted on a server so images paths use a complete link (like http:/domain.com/img.jpg).
When the card is received, for exemple with thunderbird, it says images are blocked and the user has to click on a button to show the images.
I understand it's a security mesure.
That's still annoying for a whishes card which is meant to be discover with its illustrations.
So, i'm looking for any though, any light, in a way to prevent email clients from blocking images.
Thanks.
Image blocking is done on the receiver's end, by the mail client. There's nothing you can do about it.
It is because of this that you often see the
Can't see this email? View it here
(Or something similar) at the top of many emails. This is your best alternative.
Embed the image in the email, I strongly recommend something like phpMailer to do this.
From their documentation:
Inline Attachments
There is an additional way to add an attachment. If you want to make a
HTML e-mail with images incorporated into the desk, it's necessary to
attach the image and then link the tag to it.
For example, if you add an image as inline attachment with the CID
my-photo, you would access it within the HTML e-mail with <img
src="cid:my-photo" alt="my-photo" />.
In detail, here is the function to add an inline attachment:
$mail->AddEmbeddedImage(filename, cid, name); By using this function
with this example's value above, results in this code:
$mail->AddEmbeddedImage('my-photo.jpg', 'my-photo', 'my-photo.jpg ');